Benefits of Shea Butter

Moisturizing

Shea butter's fatty acids and vitamins nourish and protect the skin's natural barrier, making it effective at hydrating and softening skin. It can also help with dry, chapped, and lackluster skin.

• Soothing

  Shea butter's anti-inflammatory properties can help ease redness and swelling from skin irritation, such as insect bites, razor bumps, and eczema. It can also help with muscle soreness and aches caused by inflammation.

• Protecting

  Shea butter's protective layer can help shield superficial wounds during the healing process. It also has a sun protection factor (SPF) of about three or four.

• Improving skin elasticity

  Shea butter's fatty acids can help improve skin elasticity and promote collagen production, which can reduce the appearance of stretch marks.

• Treating dandruff

  Shea butter can help treat dandruff by moisturizing the scalp and relieving itching. Its anti-inflammatory properties can also reduce scalp irritation and inflammation